Windows 7 setup thumb drive


  1. LM2008
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    Windows 7 setup thumb drive


    I have prepared a usb Windows 7 setup some time ago and i need to create another one for a friend. Can i clone it into the other usb thumb drive or do i have to whole create it from scratch (downloading the ISO..etc) ?
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  3. indianacarnie
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    Should be fine to just clone it.
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  4. LM2008
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    I will try and get back asap to let know if it worked.
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